Stanley N Alpert
Praise for Kidnapped
Alpert's firstperson account is cool and laconic, with moments of sledgehammer certainty of death balanced by a lack of self-pity and histrionics.
Sunday Express
Harrowing, often hilarious ... One of the most exhilarating, improbable New York stories ever told.
New York Times
Stanley Alpert's memoir is so wild that it could never be fictionalized. The movie should be directed by Martin Scorsese and Woody Allen working in tandem!
Joseph Wambaugh
Alpert's firstperson account is cool and laconic, with moments of sledgehammer certainty of death balanced by a lack of self-pity and histrionics.
Sunday Express
Harrowing, often hilarious ... One of the most exhilarating, improbable New York stories ever told.
New York Times
Stanley Alpert's memoir is so wild that it could never be fictionalized. The movie should be directed by Martin Scorsese and Woody Allen working in tandem!
Joseph Wambaugh
Alpert's firstperson account is cool and laconic, with moments of sledgehammer certainty of death balanced by a lack of self-pity and histrionics.
Sunday Express
Harrowing, often hilarious ... One of the most exhilarating, improbable New York stories ever told.
New York Times
Stanley Alpert's memoir is so wild that it could never be fictionalized. The movie should be directed by Martin Scorsese and Woody Allen working in tandem!
Joseph Wambaugh